I couldn't put down Survive the Night and I didn't want to try. Riley Sager's
terrific heroine Charlie Jordan starts this thriller on the ride of her life and the
action accelerates on every page, through twists and turns into the darkness.
A high-octane narrative fueled by intensity, emotion, and danger,
Survive the Night puts Riley Sager in the driver's seat of modern crime fiction - Lisa Scottoline, #1 bestselling author of Eternal and Someone Knows
Noir at its best! This
one-sitting-read of a thriller will grab you in the opening pages and simply not let go until the very (and very shocking) end.
Author Sager is a master of creating both psychological suspense and richly drawn characters, both good, bad and somewhere in the middle. Bravo! - Jeffery Deaver, author of The Final Twist
Riley Sager's premise is
bone-chilling-what if you caught a ride from a guy who could be a serial killer?-and
his writing is propulsive and gripping. Woven throughout is a clever nod to classic movies, which adds to the
intricate architecture of this absolutely terrific book - Sarah Pekkanen, #1 New York Times bestselling co-author of You Are Not Alone
[Sager's novels are]
all creepily atmospheric, easy to read without being fluffy, and
fun as hell. Each book has also been better and
more confident than the last - Vulture, 46 Books We Can t Wait to Read in 2021
Compulsively readable, pulse-poundingly tense with ingenious, gasp-worthy twists,
Survive the Night is
Hitchcockian film noir magic wrapped inside one of Sager's signature propulsive plots. A story about a ride share gone terribly wrong, this
white-knuckle thriller kidnapped me and held me hostage as I raced through to its
deliciously satisfying climax - May Cobb, author of The Hunting Wives
All of Riley Sager's books take an established horror or thriller trope and give it
a smart, knowing twist. This time, it's a creepy hitchhiking situation (with the added bonus of a '90s setting!) - BookPage, 2021 Preview: most anticipated mysteries & thrillers
A
first-rate read . . . the twists, few of which readers are likely to see coming, arrive in such abundance that they are
head-spinning - Independent
Stunning - Daily Mail